I talk about the return
after ten-plus years of L.A. newspaper columnist Neil Gulliver
and his ex-wife, "Sex Queen of the Soaps" Stevie Marriner, in
THE STARDOM AFFAIR on the blog conducted by award-winning author
Ed Gorman in his blog

ADVANCE PRAISE

“The author has delivered a fast-paced, surprisingly dark,
not-surprisingly witty thriller that includes a scene of movieland sex
and violence more nightmarish than anything devised by Nathanael West or
David Lynch”—Dick Lochte, award-winning author of Sleeping Dog

“When one of Hollywood's hottest young stars finds himself in a tangle
with two dead bodies and almost dead of a drug overdose himself, Neil
Gulliver's reporter's instincts are aroused, and he's plunged into an
ever darker world of sex, drugs, and murder. The patter is snappy, the
writing is sharp, and the observations are pointed as a dagger in
another winner from Levinson.”—Bill Crider, award-winning author of the
Sheriff Dan Rhodes mysteries

“From big box office powerbrokers to L.A.'s seething underworld of
designer drugs and porn movies, you're in for the roller-coaster ride of
your reading life. But then, it's no surprise –Robert S. Levinson is a
master of style and suspense. Buy this book and enjoy!” —Gayle Lynds,
New York Times best-selling author of The Assassins

“Robert S. Levinson handles the hardboiled style of storytelling with
soft, sure hands. Neil Gulliver continues to be one of the most reliable
main characters in the genre. And, along with his ex-wife, Stevie
Marriner, they continue to channel Nick & Nora Charles. Reading The
Stardom Affair is time well spent.” —Robert J. Randisi, best-selling
author of the Rat Pack mysteries, co-founder of Mystery Scene
Magazine

Read more about Bob at
Cats, Books, and...More Cats!
Where he answers questions about writing, his life, and his
participation in
the anthology, "Love and Other Distractions"

OF
RECENT NOTE...

Bob's
Derringer Award-winning short story, "The Quick Brown Fox," which
first appeared in Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine, is included in the
new anthology, Between the Dark and The Daylight and 27 More of the Year's Finest
Crime & Mystery Stories from Tyrus Books (ISBN 10:
0982520956 and ISBN 13: 978-0982520956), joining work by Joyce Carol
Oates, T. Jefferson Parker, Michael Connelly, Peter Robinson, Doug
Allyn, Charlaine Harris and others

Bob’s short story is the title
piece in the anthology A Prisoner of Memory and 24 of the Year’s
Finest Crime and Mystery Stories, edited by Martin H. Greenberg and
Ed Gorman; Pegasus Books
ISBN-10: 1933648805
ISBN-13: 978-1933648804

An original short, "And the Winner is...," appears in
Hollywood and Crime: An Anthology of Hollywood Crime Stories,"
edited by Robert Randisi; Pegasus Books;
ISBN# 1933648287

Comprising two one-act stage plays by Bob and nominated for
an “Angie” award of the International Mystery Writers
Festival was performed during the annual IMWF fest in June,
2008, at RiverPark Center in Owensboro, KY

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